Formulas for days
Scientific Trivia Crack!
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Familiar families (8.4)
What the Helium? 2x (Non- Science)
100
What is the name for FeO and Fe2O3? Hint: Roman
Iron II Oxide and Iron III Oxide
100
What Polyatomic did Ms Jessa stress about Hints: -It is Positive State the formula and name
NH4, Ammonium
100
T/F: The non-metal is written second in the formula
True
100
This family is the located at the right of the periodic table. They are tasteless, colourless, and odorless. Elements in this family have full outer shells.
Noble Gas
100
What two things can never be eaten for breakfast?
Lunch and Dinner
200
What is the formula for Iron IV Sulphate (2x)?
There is no such thing as Iron IV ._.
200
What suffix is given to the end of non-metal ions?
-ide
200
True or False: You need to write the Roman numeral of Multivalent elements in formulas of compounds that include them
False, the Numeral is not needed to be stated in the formula
200
This family reacts to air and water. These elements have a charge of +1 and cannot be found naturally in nature. One of the elements in this family are used for batteries.
Alkali Metals
200
IT'S A TRAP (A really hard chapter related question) Name: -5 toxic Halogens OR the secret one answer -The element used in the Hindenburg which blew up
All the Halogens Hydrogen
300
What is the symbol for Sulfate?
SO4
300
Name a use for Halogens OR Alkaline Earth metals
Halogens: PVC (Plastic), Dissinfectant, water purification, toothpaste Alkaline Earth metals: Fireworks, flash powder (Flashbangs), alloys
300
What is the chemical name for table salt? Why do those elements become a compound?
NaCl, this is because Sodium's charge is 1+ and Chloride's charge is 1- equaling out to 0
300
What is color of the noble gases?
They are colourless
300
Why don't you want to have an audience of noble gases?
They won't react
400
Name NH4OH Hint: Polyatomic Ions
Ammonium Hydroxide
400
If You could choose between Hydrogen, the lightest element and Helium, the second lightest element. Which would be better for lifting up a balloon or an airship?
Helium. This is because it is WAY more safer than Hydrogen, a very reactive element
400
What is the difference between the first 20 elements in the periodic table and the monovalent metals?
First 20 elements ARE the first 20 elements, but the monovalent metals doesn't have to be in the first 20 elements
400
True or False: Alkaline Earth metals have a charge of 1+, Alkali Metals have a charge of 2+, Halogens have a charge of 1- and Noble gases have a charge of 0
False, The charges for Alkali Metals and Alkaline Earth Metals are switched
400
What do you do with a dead chemist?
Barium!
500
T/F: CaCO3 represents calcium and cobaltx3 and is calcium carbonate.
False: Calcium Carbonate is CaCO3!!! Now you realize the Capital O
500
Biocarbonate was the old name for HCO3, what is the new name?
Hydrogen Carbonate
500
The Law of definite proportions states what? You can look in your textbook 10 seconds to answer
A compound always contain the same elements and the same proportion of those elements
500
Give 1 characteristic for: Alkali Metals, Alkaline Earth Metals, Halogens, Neon Gases, and Hydrogen.
A few examples are... Alkali Metals: Soft, low density, 1+ charge, Not found free in nature Alkaline earth metals: 2+ charge, Hard, low density, very reactive Halogens: Bright coloured, not found naturally, all toxic, 1- charge Noble gases: non reactive, colourless, very low boiling point Hydrogen can either be 1+ or 1-, most common element in the universes, lowest of all known elements, colourless
500
What do chemist do before and after they use the washroom?
Wash their hands (Science safety is very important!)
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